I'm using the verbose-trad1 style for my bibliography. This style (and all verbose style I think) use a shorter author-title format when an item is cited a second time, like this :
- Johnny (1992). My life.
- Nathan (2015). Not my life.
- Johnny, op. cit.
There are 115 pages in my work and no one will remember what book I am talking about with just the author and this miserable "op cit". So I need the second citation to be with the date, like this :
- Johnny (1992), op. cit.
Thank you for reading.. please help a poor student with her master's thesis
Here a minimal example
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{book}
\usepackage[bibstyle=authoryear,citestyle=verbose-trad1,indexing=cite,firstinits=true,dashed=true,citepages=omit]{biblatex}
\bibliography{example.bib}
\begin{document}
This is just filler text\footcite{john_2010}. This is just filler
text\footcite{nathan_2015}. This is just filler
text\footcite{john_2010}.
\end{document}
And the example.bbl file :
@book{nathan_2015,
Author = {Nathan},
Title= {Not my life},
Year = {2015}}
@book{john_2010,
Author = {Johnny},
Title= {My life},
Year = {1992}}
